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Hit of Chernobyl

Hit of Chernobyl is a Survival FPS. The action takes place in the Zone, which was heavily polluted after a mysterious disaster. Marauders, journalists and just adventurers began to illegally enter the Zone. Many of them disappeared without a trace, and some lucky ones returned with unique artifacts.

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Hit of Chernobyl is a Survival FPS. The action takes place in the Zone, which was heavily contaminated after a mysterious disaster. Many years later, various marauders, journalists and just adventurers began to illegally enter the Zone. These people began to create organized groups for forays deep into the Zone. Many of them disappeared without a trace, and some lucky ones returned with unique artifacts. The main character is one of these adventurers.

Key features:

Open world.
Depressive atmosphere.
Hunger and thirst.
Inventory.
Day and night change.
Save game by sleeping at home

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Not recommended1h played20 found helpfulSep 2024

So what is this game? This game is basically the Temu Version of S.T.A.L.K.E.R., and while I say that as a joke, it's not entirely a joke. I'm actually a Veteran of the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games and can tell you right off the bat, the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games are impressive open world adventure games in an AU Ukraine where you explore the exclusion zone that's gone through a second Chernobyl incident that's created reality bending anomalies and monstrous creatures that roam the zone all while various factions explore, patrol, extort and steal from each other in an unforgiving environment. If you've played the games, you'll know that it's got that familiar "Slavic Jank" where your game will crash for no reason due to the dated engine, or you'll end up dying for seemingly no reason other than you stepped off of a 1cm platform and the game thought your were falling at terminal velocity. The games are also unforgivably hard and are enough to make even a Veteran like me walk away for a few days from getting upset. So what this game does is try to recreate the gameplay of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and for the most part does a decent job at it. It's not a 1 to 1 recreation as there are many mechanics and controls that have been dropped, such as leaning or assigning weapons to a number key, but for the most part it's Discount S.T.A.L.K.E.R., the "We have S.T.A.L.K.E.R. at home" game. If you're REALLY hurting for cash and wanna get a taste of the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. experience, get it. But just know it's still in need of a LOT of polish. The Character models for one look very "stretched out" as their arms look like those toys with bendable arms and legs that you can curl and twist? Yeah characters look a lot like that. The scenery is very flat and slapped together but does its job presenting obstacles and structures. Some of the maps seem inspired by some locations from the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. games as well. The only reason why I wouldn't say "go buy this game right now" is because sadly S.T.A.L.K.E.R. Anomaly exists which is a free total conversion stand-alone mod that can be modified however you like, while this is a $1.00 knock off that's serviceable, but need a LOT of work and improvements. So yeah, not bad for a simple starting point of a game that leaves a lot of room for improvement. Not really a "must play though".

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